Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1926, Page 40

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AT 102 CONTINUES WEDDING SERVICES Pulpit Dean of Methodists| Receives Visits From Those Served in Past. a By the Assoclated Press. MALDEN, Mass., December 1.—The dean of Metnodist ministers is still | performing marriage ceremonies at the age of 102. Whenever a young couple comes to the home here of the Rev. Edward Stuart Best for marriage, the aged pastor readily consents. In fact, it is Rev. Mr. Best receives visits from couples, many grown old, whom he married in their youths. He has been a preacher in the New England con- | ference for half a century. | “They bring their children and sometimes their grandchildren with them,” he said, “and their ‘coming de- lights my heart.” His garden has been a favorite oc- cupation of late, but the minister also enjoys reading and writing verse. land, September 3, served 21 churches in the conference | when he retired from active ministry, in 1901. Radio is a source “of speculative re- ligious interest. “The radio is a wonderful thing,” he said, “and as a means of enter- tainment I can appreclate how it de- lights thousands. I do not think, how- ever, that radio sermons can be as effective as if the listeners were in a church. a machine should transmit his mes- eage to his children. of the speaker and the inspiration of his presence in the pulpit are lost to God never intended that The personality radio listener. When a minister is delivering a sermon, Christ is with him. to his congregation. that this spirit can be transmitted over the radio.” It is Christ's message he brings 1 do not think The venerable clergyman thinks that women will eventually organize their forces and drive tobacco from the nation. Favors Small Salaries. Commercial ambitions, he said, keep young men from the ministry today, and there is not enough aggressive religlous work done to offset the tend- ency toward material things. “I hope the time will never come,” he declared, “when ministers are paid large salarfes. ceive enough to live comfortably and that's all.” A minister should re- Mr. Best was barn in Newry, Ire- 1824. He had Sulphuric acid and Portland cement are being made from gypsum, clay and coal by a process perfected in Germany. tribal chief. Her father brought the[ charge against Ranko. Frank Caslov, ruler of 500 gypsy families, testified that the gypsy marriage custom had prevailed hun- dreds of years and a girl often mar- ries at the age of 12. —— e A seismograph comstructed recently by Dr. E. Roth of Strassburg, France, is so sensitive that it registers the shaking of the earth caused by ma- chinery in factories more than a mile away. l GYPSY RITES UPHELD. Court Rules Marriage of Girl, 14, to Youth, 19, Is Binding. NEW YORK, December 1 (A).— Marriage by gypsy rites is binding, Magistrate Corrigan decided here | yesterday. He dismissed a charge of assault brought against Samuel | Ranko, 19-year-old gvpsy, who had been married to 14-year-old Lena Stokes at Fall River, Mass., by a The Sauce for Fish must be spicy and ripe-flavored, butnottoorich. Milani’sFrench Dressing is that, and more. If youlike fish with dressing, you’ll keenly enjoy it with Milani’s. Pour Milani’s over fish served hot. Soak (marinate) cooked salmon a half hour or more in Milani’s and serve cold. Flake left-over fish, mari- nate in Milani’s, combine ewith chopped celery, and serve on lettuce. MILANTS Stlad Dressings ~French and Roqugfrt Made by The Milani Company, Chicago . Exclusive Sales Agenss . . . Kraft Cheese Company 935 F Streat Give Permanent Gifts of Jewelry-- Buy Them With Confidence From A. Kahn Inc. For distinctive gifts that find favor with those dear to you — jewelry tops the list of givable gifts. 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